dudes i love you both so much, i love watching two dudes from the US admitting that so called soccer is the best of all. i know you dont have to say it, i can see it in your honest reactions and i am thankful for that. man i love our football and in the past i was into american football because everything from the US is the greatest and the .... whatever. i have learned that this is so far from true and you both helped a lot with bringing the truth to the people so they can see the true greatness of sport. Football, Soccer, Fussball, call it what ever you want but there will never be anything close to the beauty of the real Football and their Fans. i thank you so much for showing the dudes over seas in the US how beautiful live can be. i am so disgusted to hear on the other hand that everything is about money and nothing else. i cant believe you guys are supporting a system like that. it makes my vomit !!! but thats what you end up with if you give the power to the wrong people who only can think about profit
i remember as a 10 years old kid trying to imitate roberto carlos' free kick, all the children in my school tried it, i hated when argentina faced that brazil, but even then it was a pleasure to see that southamerican derby.
The goalkeeper in the 3rd clip is René Higuita from Colombia, NOT Columbia, Colombia, people call/called him "El loco Higuita" (The crazy Higuita) and if I'm not mistaken, that was indeed a friendly matc against England, but he used to do cary stuff even in important games, even in the World Cup
U asked in of the Ultras videos who is Zlatan, bcoz they chanted that his nose is off-side (indeed it is). 3:48 - This is Zlatan, a legend. Extremly talented, bold, rude and the ultimate troll for his team mates and enemies (there Zlatan Ibrahimowic compilations how he trolls other players, refs and fans hahah). In short: Zlatan is the biggest (boldest) football personality that ever existed.
That goalkeeper is from Columbia. His name is René Higuita, and he did that scorpion kick, against England, in '95. The craziest sht, I have ever seen.
@@ritterderkokosnuss3379 We are all born into the world's languages and terminology. None of us were around to choose what how our countries phrase things. Did you know England was the first to call it soccer? haha
@@svvintage I don't really care tbh. In Italy they call it "calcio" haha. In the end it doesn't matter as long as the love for the beautiful game is strong and the passion is there. It's more of a laughing matter to joke around with Americans than being really honest about it. Don't worry, all good.
You are slowly starting to understand Football is more than a game boys, it's an art form. As W stated Adrian (the GK) goal was Mark Nobles testemonial game so it was a fun game to reward a player for 10 years at the club.
Rene Higuita was a showboat keeper, I also remember he fucked up showboating against Cameroon in the 1990 World Cup, when Roger Milla took the ball from him and scored. Funny as fuck.
When I was school. I was in the football team. And, that Matt LeTissier goal I once copied to win us the championship. I was about 13 at the time. From then on, as my name is Lee, I was affectionately called 'Lee Tissier'... I took all free kicks and penalty kicks. Much later in life I was at a charity event. We had world class England goal keeper in the goal. And I think you paid £5 for 3 penalty kicks against him. If you scored a goal you got a prize of some description. I scored everyone of my kicks. I got approached by a football scout asking if I played for any club. I told him to fook off. I was a bit drunk and thought it was a joke. Turns out he was a scout for Manchester City. I could have had a shot at being a footballer . hahaha. Oh life is cruel... lol
Watch some of his highlights, he was a goal keeper but he would come out to mid field dribbling the ball, he is from colombia at one point one of the best goal keepers in the world.
Players put bend/curve/topspin on the ball with their foot in a similar way to a baseball pitcher using his hand/fingers to manipulate different pitches. Want to swerve the ball out to the right, and back left? Come across the back to right side of the ball, and follow through with a swivel of the hips and power. It's hard to explain when it's kinda 2nd nature to do it. Oh, and ball awareness is beyond key to football. 22 players on a 110x70yd field, and only one ball. The entire game, and every aspect of it, are based on the location/possession of the ball, so watch ya ball! Lol
5:00 Nah if George didnt already scored the conversation would go something like this: "You need a goal? Hold my beer." "But you have no beer." "Thats the problem." Dude said himself that at some point in his career he was only good when he was drunk.
The scorpion kick was in a friendly in 1995. That keeper was good friends with Escobar in Colombia and I think has been in jail for extortion amongst other things. A full on butter. Rene Higuita
guys, the difficulty in Roberto Carlos's goal more than the effect is the power, giving effect to the ball is not difficult, the difficult thing is to do it with that power. If you want to meet another great player, who possibly would have been number 1 in the world if he had not coincided playing with Messi, in addition to playing in the same team as Barcelona, search on google for INIESTA, the best midfielder in the world at the same time Messi.
Renée Higuita's scorpion kick is perhaps the most legendary "save" of all time. And yeah, it wasn't a really important game, it was a friendly between England and Colombia, plus the referee had already stopped the game. Not sure if Higuita actually was aware of the referee's decision. And ... You said if it's an important game, you don't fuck around ... Lol, you surely don't know anything about Higuita, the man was crazy and famous for his antics. Costed Colombia a vital goal in 1990's round of 16 match against Cameroon. Higuita thoyght he could mess around and dribble attackers, lost the ball to Roger Milla and bam, Colombia out of the world cup. Dude is still loved in South America !
It's a funny one. In the US you have your sports unique to you that no one else plays really. And yet football is the worlds number one sport in the US it's only in recent years got more popular
the Goalkeeper/s can play in the field if they do that they became a regular play, no hand ball no fouls things, when the left the box (el área - in Spanish) it is usually because they trying to stop the other team to score or to they are trying to get goal to help they team score, to win the match o to force Penalties, in a win or you are of the tournement type of moment or you playing againts your nemesis, like Barcelona vs Real Madrid, this match it´s know as "El clásico" (the classic).
You guys should react to some more individual footballers like CR7, Messi, Zlatan, Neymar, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, etc and for some defense there are Ramos, Van Dijk, Maldini, Nesta, etc
Spin, like in pool or snooker. Teams often have an informal agreement that their goalie is going to get to score a goal two or three times in a season. So they'll arrange a play whereby he comes out from their goal to go for it. And of course if games have to be decided by penalty, goalies can also volunteer for a penalty kick.
7:22 Do you actually not know that match? Its definitely like Top 3 Story in Football in the last Century. Also 7:45 Goalkeeper sometimes do that, when it is a very important game, and they absolutely have to score a goal, if not they are out of the tournament or whatever. Then when they get a corner in the last seconds of the game, they just run infront of goal to help to score, because if they score they are safe, and if they lose the ball it doesnt matter anyway because they just lose, because they did not score a goal
Spin a ball and it arcs (not sure how to write arc). So kick with the outside of the foot on the inside of the ball, do that and see what happens. Same goes ofcourse for other way around. Ofcourse these guys you are watching are masters of it.
In the vid clip, where Ronaldinho is playing by himself and kicking the ball towards the goal, did you notice that the ball came back? he was hitting the crossbar intentionaly to get the return!
If you take a penalty and miss it has to touch another player before you do... that s why he ducked when he hit the crossbar... he wasnt allowed to touch it next
There's football where they actually touch the ball with the foot and There's American football which is only played over there, so, when you get worldwide, maby, maby we can chat about it, as long you call the sport the same word some use as an insult it's going to be a problem.
What a pitcher in Baseball can do with his hands a football player can do with his feet, hence the name football, your game of football should be called Hand egg tossing :)
2:15 - as you commented was on A WORLD CUP ! by the Colombian goalkeeper , not some shitty unimportant game .That's why it will be one of the most famous and cocky moves
A bicycle kick is really a gamble for the player, bc you can only have 2 outcomes: 1. If you score, you will be cemented in history with one of the coolest goals ever 2. If you miss, you will simply look like a clown bc you fall straight on your ass
the one with the goallie dribbling the whoeteam it wasn t a seriouos match. you can see the goallie and other player laughing while this is happening. On the other hand the first goalie bicycly kick was totally legit
One time a year Dirk Nowitzki is making a charity Match here in germany with other celebrities! Just awesome things Dirk is doin outside NBA. He is a big soccer fan. ;) And in this case he was making fun and was copying a penalty from Italy (Italy vs Germany European Cup 2016)!
@@RichardM-kv4uu That's true. I'm an African living in Germany and remember how he did the scorpion kick in World Cup game where his team wasn't even ahead. German media went nuts. Either a Colombian goalie legend confident as fuck or just frequently on cocaine
LOL, 2:12 is Rene Higuita. Columbia goalkeeper who was mates with Pablo Escobar. Also, the video yous watched was a bit shit tbh, some strange clips in there. Much better football highlights around.
British Kids went through a period of calling it both football and soccer in the 1980s when Pele and other overseas stars joined New York Cosmos and American style sports language emigrated to Britain...
too bad they didn't use the dutch audio for the bergkamp video... there you can just hear the commentator absolutely LOSING HIS MIND where he just keeps shouting about that goal
Search for videos of René Higuita, he's the GK that does that scorpion kick defense. The guy was completely insane and one of the most charismatic players of the 80s.
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do the old firm
Hooligan isn't a generic term for fan or supporter by the way. But they do show themselves occasionally.
There’s just something so satisfying about watching America’s watch football. I’m English by the way. Great video guys. COME ON ENGLAND
dudes i love you both so much, i love watching two dudes from the US admitting that so called soccer is the best of all. i know you dont have to say it, i can see it in your honest reactions and i am thankful for that. man i love our football and in the past i was into american football because everything from the US is the greatest and the .... whatever. i have learned that this is so far from true and you both helped a lot with bringing the truth to the people so they can see the true greatness of sport. Football, Soccer, Fussball, call it what ever you want but there will never be anything close to the beauty of the real Football and their Fans. i thank you so much for showing the dudes over seas in the US how beautiful live can be. i am so disgusted to hear on the other hand that everything is about money and nothing else. i cant believe you guys are supporting a system like that. it makes my vomit !!! but thats what you end up with if you give the power to the wrong people who only can think about profit
2.30 i think that was a world cup game.
Subbed, two really down to earth guys. Lee from UK.
i remember as a 10 years old kid trying to imitate roberto carlos' free kick, all the children in my school tried it, i hated when argentina faced that brazil, but even then it was a pleasure to see that southamerican derby.
Brazil 1982- gratest team ever(video).
It was art football. Beautiful game.
2:50
Best thing is: This dude has pulled it off several times in his career, including important national games.
The goalkeeper in the 3rd clip is René Higuita from Colombia, NOT Columbia, Colombia, people call/called him "El loco Higuita" (The crazy Higuita) and if I'm not mistaken, that was indeed a friendly matc against England, but he used to do cary stuff even in important games, even in the World Cup
U asked in of the Ultras videos who is Zlatan, bcoz they chanted that his nose is off-side (indeed it is). 3:48 - This is Zlatan, a legend. Extremly talented, bold, rude and the ultimate troll for his team mates and enemies (there Zlatan Ibrahimowic compilations how he trolls other players, refs and fans hahah). In short: Zlatan is the biggest (boldest) football personality that ever existed.
2:15 that is Higuita, legendary Colombian goalkeeper, and it was a World Cup game! 😂😂
It’s called the beautiful game
2:13 this actually was the world cup. Very important game. His nick name was The Madman.
When you are off the ground when you hit it you know its good
Jose Chilavert used to score goals a lot and he was a goalie, free kicks and penalties, but he did manage a free kick goal from his own half once LOOL
You got to watch all of Ronaldinho clips
Football, the beautiful game.
That goalkeeper is from Columbia. His name is René Higuita, and he did that scorpion kick, against England, in '95. The craziest sht, I have ever seen.
Although it's worth pointing out the ref had blown his whistle, so the game had effectively stopped. I remember watching it live and being amazed.
@@chris1london Me too.
Have a look at haysel a requirim for a world cup.
Higuita was the columbian goalkeeper risking his life during world championship. Later one of his national team mates was killed for missing a penalty
The beautiful game.
Why doesn't anybody seem to realize that the term "soccer" originated in England?
Why can´t the whole USA accept it´s called football everywhere else including England?
@@ritterderkokosnuss3379 Do you not think Americans realize that? Doesn't answer my question though haha.
@@ritterderkokosnuss3379 We are all born into the world's languages and terminology. None of us were around to choose what how our countries phrase things. Did you know England was the first to call it soccer? haha
@@svvintage I don't really care tbh. In Italy they call it "calcio" haha.
In the end it doesn't matter as long as the love for the beautiful game is strong and the passion is there.
It's more of a laughing matter to joke around with Americans than being really honest about it. Don't worry, all good.
When the Goalie kicked the ball away like a Scorpion, it was in a World Cup match.
3:30 that Puskas awards goal
“Ball awareness” oh my goodness!!!!
You are slowly starting to understand Football is more than a game boys, it's an art form. As W stated Adrian (the GK) goal was Mark Nobles testemonial game so it was a fun game to reward a player for 10 years at the club.
that artisitc save was in the world cup in the states. he was such a crazy goalie
Thats why i love football.. anything can happen
I'm glad that you two guys, as NFL football fans, can see the beauty and athleticism it takes to play the beautiful game.
Ultras or players you must be ready to die for your jersey... Love it inconditionalt
The ball " Arced " because carlos put right hand side on it , we used to call this skill the banana shot when i was a boy.
Rene Higuita was a showboat keeper, I also remember he fucked up showboating against Cameroon in the 1990 World Cup, when Roger Milla took the ball from him and scored. Funny as fuck.
Don’t worry for the goalkeeper of the video’s first goal. One year later, he was world champion against the same player.
You guys should react to Most Angriest football fans,its hilarious 🤣🤣.. 🔥
When I was school. I was in the football team. And, that Matt LeTissier goal I once copied to win us the championship. I was about 13 at the time. From then on, as my name is Lee, I was affectionately called 'Lee Tissier'... I took all free kicks and penalty kicks.
Much later in life I was at a charity event. We had world class England goal keeper in the goal. And I think you paid £5 for 3 penalty kicks against him. If you scored a goal you got a prize of some description. I scored everyone of my kicks. I got approached by a football scout asking if I played for any club. I told him to fook off. I was a bit drunk and thought it was a joke.
Turns out he was a scout for Manchester City. I could have had a shot at being a footballer . hahaha. Oh life is cruel... lol
Don’t forget calling it soccer is calling it football anyway as Soccer is slang for Association Football, ie Assoc -> Socca -> Soccer
Rene igita that was an important game that is call the scorpion kick.
Watch some of his highlights, he was a goal keeper but he would come out to mid field dribbling the ball, he is from colombia at one point one of the best goal keepers in the world.
The Dirk Nowitzki freekick was die in a Charity match artet he made a dive. By the way the referee was Dirk Nowitzki's brother
Players put bend/curve/topspin on the ball with their foot in a similar way to a baseball pitcher using his hand/fingers to manipulate different pitches. Want to swerve the ball out to the right, and back left? Come across the back to right side of the ball, and follow through with a swivel of the hips and power. It's hard to explain when it's kinda 2nd nature to do it.
Oh, and ball awareness is beyond key to football. 22 players on a 110x70yd field, and only one ball. The entire game, and every aspect of it, are based on the location/possession of the ball, so watch ya ball! Lol
when the goalkeeper attacks it's better to compare it to cover 1 safety blitz you get a sack or a TD against
5:00
Nah if George didnt already scored the conversation would go something like this:
"You need a goal? Hold my beer."
"But you have no beer."
"Thats the problem."
Dude said himself that at some point in his career he was only good when he was drunk.
The Backfeet save was at a World Cup game!
The scorpion kick was in a friendly in 1995. That keeper was good friends with Escobar in Colombia and I think has been in jail for extortion amongst other things. A full on butter. Rene Higuita
*nutter
A goalkeeper scoring a goal like that is about as likely as an NFL kicker coming on and scoring a 60yard touchdown
guys, the difficulty in Roberto Carlos's goal more than the effect is the power, giving effect to the ball is not difficult, the difficult thing is to do it with that power. If you want to meet another great player, who possibly would have been number 1 in the world if he had not coincided playing with Messi, in addition to playing in the same team as Barcelona, search on google for INIESTA, the best midfielder in the world at the same time Messi.
Renée Higuita's scorpion kick is perhaps the most legendary "save" of all time. And yeah, it wasn't a really important game, it was a friendly between England and Colombia, plus the referee had already stopped the game. Not sure if Higuita actually was aware of the referee's decision.
And ... You said if it's an important game, you don't fuck around ... Lol, you surely don't know anything about Higuita, the man was crazy and famous for his antics. Costed Colombia a vital goal in 1990's round of 16 match against Cameroon. Higuita thoyght he could mess around and dribble attackers, lost the ball to Roger Milla and bam, Colombia out of the world cup. Dude is still loved in South America !
It's a funny one. In the US you have your sports unique to you that no one else plays really. And yet football is the worlds number one sport in the US it's only in recent years got more popular
The back of the foot save was a world cup game
Nothing wrong in calling it soccer, we called it soccer when I was a kid and I am now 72 and was born and raised in Liverpool England.
the Goalkeeper/s can play in the field if they do that they became a regular play, no hand ball no fouls things, when the left the box (el área - in Spanish) it is usually because they trying to stop the other team to score or to they are trying to get goal to help they team score, to win the match o to force Penalties, in a win or you are of the tournement type of moment or you playing againts your nemesis, like Barcelona vs Real Madrid, this match it´s know as "El clásico" (the classic).
scorpion kick goalie was at the world cup
Idk if anyone has said this yet but that Goalie that saved the ball by kicking it with the back of his legs was in the world cup
You guys should react to some more individual footballers like CR7, Messi, Zlatan, Neymar, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, etc and for some defense there are Ramos, Van Dijk, Maldini, Nesta, etc
The "goalie scoring" clip can be also translated to hockey if you want.
The first goalkeeper it was called a scorpion kick and the whistle had already gone
Le Tiss...very underrated!
@ 10:56
for curved shots check the magnus effect
Americans learning why it's called "the beautiful game"
Spin, like in pool or snooker.
Teams often have an informal agreement that their goalie is going to get to score a goal two or three times in a season. So they'll arrange a play whereby he comes out from their goal to go for it. And of course if games have to be decided by penalty, goalies can also volunteer for a penalty kick.
George Best was an alcoholic who died after a liver transplant. Such a shame the man was talent personified.
50 most shocking world cup moments
7:22 Do you actually not know that match? Its definitely like Top 3 Story in Football in the last Century.
Also 7:45 Goalkeeper sometimes do that, when it is a very important game, and they absolutely have to score a goal, if not they are out of the tournament or whatever.
Then when they get a corner in the last seconds of the game, they just run infront of goal to help to score, because if they score they are safe, and if they lose the ball it doesnt matter anyway because they just lose, because they did not score a goal
Ballawareness happens if you cant find your balls. It happens. They just slip up and youre scared.
Would be fun to see you guys compare festival end shows. EDC or Ultra Miami compared with Defqon 1 Sunday endshow
Whatch Rohlandino smash the ball off the cross bar in training 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Spin a ball and it arcs (not sure how to write arc). So kick with the outside of the foot on the inside of the ball, do that and see what happens. Same goes ofcourse for other way around. Ofcourse these guys you are watching are masters of it.
This compilation really should have had that Watford Vs Leicester game
3:31 That's Faiz Subri from Malaysia 🇲🇾
In the vid clip, where Ronaldinho is playing by himself and kicking the ball towards the goal, did you notice that the ball came back? he was hitting the crossbar intentionaly to get the return!
If i remember , the goalkeeper did the back kick save in the world cup
Pool players swerve the cue ball around other balls using the same technique as football players do but footballers do it in 3d.
Kick it with the outside of your foot the ball will spin left or with the inside it will spin right hence the *arc* as you called it.
If you take a penalty and miss it has to touch another player before you do... that s why he ducked when he hit the crossbar... he wasnt allowed to touch it next
The goal keeper its René Higuitaa Colombian, and his is famouse for that.
There's football where they actually touch the ball with the foot and There's American football which is only played over there, so, when you get worldwide, maby, maby we can chat about it, as long you call the sport the same word some use as an insult it's going to be a problem.
I watched that Scorpion kick from that keeper live on tv. it was a friendly match against Columbia I think
What a pitcher in Baseball can do with his hands a football player can do with his feet, hence the name football, your game of football should be called Hand egg tossing :)
You should watch Brazil 1970. They scored the greatest team goal ever!
Worth having a look at any compilation of Ibrahimovic goals
And Matthew Le Tissier, both are in that video
2:15 - as you commented was on A WORLD CUP ! by the Colombian goalkeeper , not some shitty unimportant game .That's why it will be one of the most famous and cocky moves
In the first goal the ball was deflected by the wind.
A bicycle kick is really a gamble for the player, bc you can only have 2 outcomes:
1. If you score, you will be cemented in history with one of the coolest goals ever
2. If you miss, you will simply look like a clown bc you fall straight on your ass
the one with the goallie dribbling the whoeteam it wasn t a seriouos match. you can see the goallie and other player laughing while this is happening. On the other hand the first goalie bicycly kick was totally legit
If a goalie is up the other end, it is normally because they need a goal that bad!
The Columbian goalkeepers save was against England
One time a year Dirk Nowitzki is making a charity Match here in germany with other celebrities! Just awesome things Dirk is doin outside NBA. He is a big soccer fan. ;) And in this case he was making fun and was copying a penalty from Italy (Italy vs Germany European Cup 2016)!
It's s called the scorpion kick
That goalkeeper that jumped and saved it with his feet did that at the World Cup 😂😂
No was friendly match with England in 95 the world cup was in 94
@@Orionte9 I think he also did it at the world cup, but it was after the whistle had blown.
@@RichardM-kv4uu That's true. I'm an African living in Germany and remember how he did the scorpion kick in World Cup game where his team wasn't even ahead. German media went nuts. Either a Colombian goalie legend confident as fuck or just frequently on cocaine
Definetly should look up Johan Cruijff
LOL, 2:12 is Rene Higuita. Columbia goalkeeper who was mates with Pablo Escobar.
Also, the video yous watched was a bit shit tbh, some strange clips in there. Much better football highlights around.
British Kids went through a period of calling it both football and soccer in the 1980s when Pele and other overseas stars joined New York Cosmos and American style sports language emigrated to Britain...
The next step; if you haven't yet discovered it, Australian Rules Football. Also known as Aussie Rules or AFL. Go on; treat yourselves.
Appreciate your vids guys.....half of UK stays up til 4am watching your Superbowl every year..... appreciation back at ya for your game.
too bad they didn't use the dutch audio for the bergkamp video... there you can just hear the commentator absolutely LOSING HIS MIND where he just keeps shouting about that goal
Should react to England fans reacting to euro 2020 games
PUP
Search for videos of René Higuita, he's the GK that does that scorpion kick defense. The guy was completely insane and one of the most charismatic players of the 80s.
You need to react to Bob paisley most successful Liverpool manager and most successful English manager in the league
Rene Higuita was the Colombian goalkeeper doing the scorpion kick
Against England, it was the ultimate flip the bird moment. Loved it.
Ronaldinho is possibly one of the most skilful players ever in terms of showboating if you can find much on him